YZF_Rider

Yea I got oxford ones too

Sod it Im too late .............

looks ok but I liked the blue from last year

Renagade where loud also D & D

I might try D280 RR this year. if so then I will have a D207RR for sale

I did have the option once of buying a ex boost team works engine and a load of ex works parts

wrong its laconi.

if your going for the race look fit a cable clutch. remember this Yamaha when they raced YZF 750's always fitted a cable clutch

mines doing just over 100 and its standard !! seems a lot of work just to get 10 to 15 more let alone more over that !!

they should fit and work ok. mounting points are the same. microns would be a better choice and you can always muck about with jetting a little to improve it

yes like he said OUCH

If its anything like a LC you do notice the differance when a fork brace is fitted ( well I do anyway) bike will brake better for a start.also think of this if Yamaha desgined it to have one then thats a clue....

I would have thought the answer would be in how much you weigh and how you like your bike to handle. I preffer a medium to heavy oil using genuine Yamaha seals as pattern ones seem to leak.

I use either castrol chain wax or putoline wax stuff or just fit a scottoiler

yes very important ..............bit like a 2 stroke...cheak oil before every trip lol

when I got mine it had bridgestones on it I changed to Dunlop D207RR.......wow what a differance...seems like s diff bike now...mush better !!!

I had this happen once, I fitted a micron end can.when it was a cold day it would make the bike run lumpy and when you revved it the bike souned like it had a miss fire.on a warm day the micron works fine so I changed the end can and the problem went.

has it got a dyno jet on it ? are the carbs set corectly? if its an import depending on where its come from has the carbs got the correct jetting ? when was the valve shims done last ? might be none of these things but might be worth doing some cheaking

I am with Footman James £287.00 full comp with all the trimmings for four bikes